Chopard Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert Eau de Parfum 100ml
$115.32
Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert by Chopard is an invigorating woody-fougere unisex fragrance for men and women, dedicated to vetiver. Chopard Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert Eau de Parfum harmoniously combines warm and green tea notes, creating a pleasant and invigorating fragrance.
The top notes of Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert are dominated by amber and green tea. Heart notes include vetiver and cedar. Base notes include musk and woody notes.
Chopard Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert was created by perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Alberto Morillas in 2017.
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Vetiver D'Haiti Au The Vert is a woody-fougere eau de parfum for both women and men. Created in 2017 by perfumers Alberto Morillas and Nathalie Lorson for the Swiss brand Chopard as part of a luxurious collection dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the glittering Cannes Film Festival, the fragrance opens with fresh, herbaceous notes of green tea and a subtle, noble accent of botanical amber, which seamlessly intertwine in a warm, woody heart with creamy, coniferous, resinous notes of cedar and Haitian vetiver. The fragrance's beautiful, long-lasting trail is rich with tart, balsamic woody notes and sensual musky undertones.
Vetiver D'Haiti Au The Vert is housed in a designer, deep blue bottle, shaped like a faceted gemstone and adorned with gold trim.
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Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert by Chopard is an invigorating woody-fougere unisex fragrance for men and women, dedicated to vetiver. Chopard Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert Eau de Parfum harmoniously combines warm and green tea notes, creating a pleasant and invigorating fragrance.
The top notes of Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert are dominated by amber and green tea. Heart notes include vetiver and cedar. Base notes include musk and woody notes.
Chopard Vetiver d'Haiti au The Vert was created by perfumers Nathalie Lorson and Alberto Morillas in 2017.